Intel Discontinues Its Bitcoin Mining Chip Series

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Chip manufacturing giant Intel announced on Tuesday in a statement that it will cease production of its Bitcoin mining chip series. According to a document on Intel’s website, new orders will not be accepted after October 20th, and the last products will be shipped before April 20th, 2024. When asked whether Intel would launch new projects, a company spokesperson stated that they would continue to “focus on market opportunities.” In February last year, Intel announced its entry into the Bitcoin mining field, releasing a Bitcoin mining ASIC chip, with the first customers including Argo Blockchain, Block, Griid Infrastructure, and Hive Blockchain.

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